Identity Theft

Identity Theft Protection:

Despite many organizations best efforts in handling and using your private information properly, the countless breaches of Privacy by cyber criminals in the past few years have resulted in the exposure of information about millions of people. One reaction to such breaches can be to provide credit monitoring for one year. This is a very short amount of time to have such a protection. Those that have stolen the information, or those to whom they have passed it on, may hold it for much longer than a year before using it to steal your identity, commit credit card fraud, or worse in your name. If you have been a victim of a breach, check out some of the FTC’s resources on starting a credit freeze to protect yourself.

Protecting privacy is both your responsibility and that of those individuals and organizations that have information about you. Do everything in your power to be aware of how you personally can compromise your privacy and hold those organizations that you engage with accountable for their management, or mismanagement, of your personal information.

Free Credit Report Annually 
You can get a free credit report from each of the three major credit bureaus every twelve months. Go to www.annualcreditreport.com to get information on ordering reports by telephone or to order them online. You can space your requests out so you get a report from one of the three bureaus every four months. You'll want to watch for credit that you don't recognize, since that will be a sure sign that someone has used your personal information to obtain credit in your name. 

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